New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-15
EDITOR O'BRIEN IN CANADA.
HEEDLEss OF THREATS AGAINST HIM
WHAT HE THINKS OF HIS sUccEss-A MYSTERIOUS
STRANGER.

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which left Quebec yesterday afternoon at O'clock.
AS both himself and fbe evcied tenant Kilbride
greatly fatigued they asked allowed to remain
on board a few hours later I'D enjoy few hours
rest. which they permitted TO do. Mr.. 0'Bren
lett the vessel at 10 o'clock and thought escape in
cal unobserved, but as he stepped ashore Pat
Ryan, o policeman Who spoke with a rich Munster
brogue, rushed forward and gra sped him warmly by
the hand. "May the heavens save you, sir !" he Z
claimed al would sooner bare your Little finger
than the body and bones OF Lansdowne at which Mr..
O'Brien smiled. He learned that =" Pat" a
Limerick mau. and that he had been already
pended once by the Chief Poh,e here account of
bis too outspoken sentiments in favor of Ireland.
The threats from Toronto continue to loom-up larger
end larger but the Editor of United Ireland" and
people here who best qualified Judge assert that
they only threats There is mistake in the
mont published that Mayor Howland's dispatch to
Mr. O'Brieu was not paid for. 1t paid tor to this
city but the telegraph authorities informed Mr..
O'Brien that they would not forward 1t to Quebec
where he was unless it was prepaid by him. The
statement that MI. O}rien escorted to the hall
in this city where he lectur,d by armed with
volvers. pure fiction. No such thing occurred.
His visit here Is kindly looked upon by all parties,
particularly since he has spoken, which has brought
many non Irish. who expected him to appear on
the platform W tn a sword in one hand and dynamite
bomb In the other The most significant tact that has
vet transpred is the offer OF Quebec TO send
a stalwart bod guard of armed men escort Mr..
OBrien to Toronto. Mr.. O'Bren who is anxious to
do nothing that be construed into violent action
refused the offer. which shows that little excuse re-
mains tor the Toronto people to create disturbance.
On leaving Quebec Last evening an exciting scene
occurre l. From the moment the party set out from
the Grand Central Depot. New York until tho present
writing. suspcinus individual has been IN signt all
the lime. lie TOOK the same boat the same train,
stayed at tue hotel. and when the visit to the
country decided upou hired coupe all alone and
got as near as possible to the carriage where the
OBrien party As the vessel steamed ont from
kcheru Per- Quebec. the mysterious aud ubiquitous
man was again discovered, and the crowds ashore
created a tumut by threatening to throw him o0 the
boat Mr.. OBrlen knew nothing OF this; The angry
crowd was Gained by J. B Lane and H. c. Cloran.
officers OF the Montreal National League and the
steamer passed out OF the har lor in peace
That aU immediate effect has already been produced
by Mr.. 0'Bren's visit is no longer doubted. For
instance. Lord Lansdowne. who accustomed to
suend some time IN tine citadel OF Quebec At this
season OF the will not 90 there this year, so
b tier Ia the feeling aroused against hun by Mr.
OBriens recital OF his doings a iaDdlord 10 Ireland
As Lord LansdOwne will be in Toronto wnen
Mr.. OErien arrives. bat at Ottawa, where demon.
~tratiOn org ,niZ,ug IN biz honor, some thIk tDat
any trouble, II trouble there will take place at Ut
ia n. csl ecially Mr.. OBrien's demonstration and
that Lord Lansdowne takes pace on the same day.
Mr Onren hus expressed his own view OF the succe s
hts crusade To Associated Press representative ths
afternoon:
Up the hour the result has moro than answered
most ,asuine rTpetat9 - ro emf to end o his prov
h'e o Vaeoe', altnpus' " ~, ."o ar'rai ~
.lsht..I marx Of d,courte,y. / have met some ,
3 pfs % S1S % nS ayq mo, arr % ol % n w
W. have taken nave been inply am m'te AZ The extent to
S' .e " M 30 r re OF the bfeest nerconr.e
pep Ihs fact +. Of dne no. 70 @ Snrs9Tcs ec
Slut S%i to tho 'O''u' Da''"'''0' ''"Sa o' O1' a'
IAasowne kely to inves'isate Tor himself public
opni ~ "l hls couuct the Province OF QueoeG IN MON
uon OF Lord ,ns owne has been grrsty inen me an Is
so~inE itself 10 gatllers from which Least shPeoteiM M "
sr ay"ss to hS!d G o. hS, %
s ay VIZ. ago 81 IroISn mr. ss sup
III friend. reiu % Two lsa. neither @ OF whic"wi
nrt that GoyernorGene lie IS above all critics.
scacely imagine any persoI the rulmen.
el tn lsh eon'itntiona history c-n tor moment 9er1I'y @
The enfturr which tho representatives, OF the
gSSG ggSs -'G ioie. "Ss h" Ird Lnsloynss
ifS%a Sa.S a' Com S%""%%V With eSoersace
marriage do~.res witch tho oscrn ssks her chrru
English irut"nd LAWYER would -mIe al the suggestion
rout piece OF Tho ate tho General, paid by
Synd pi,6lS Of Genal that he i. u.as Sanadaa money
for 5 per s"% mo q 81 n.S ssosscs %n'" the Canada" Par
ansio~nes other pi, IS slI more washy one namely
aud that o agent utterly coniule T. lie was al ase te
thr nrst o. make a. axplrte and dsngenuous ohs
sio OF The o@sr before had any opD"%GnU % OF M &
against the spapcr interviewer now.
Mr. O'Bricn WIS asKei wnat would do II permission
should refused him 10 speak In Toronto and Ottawa
lie answered.
Well sh III certainly nv legal right an visit and
speak places There nothing In the Law o Can a
TO prevent 40 IRON rynS QUO my ntsuo%1, % L" ~ae
lest Interruption odonosttn tranquility IN an@A
ss yOego a. m . s G @ Vi 20 S 20 right nnsI aud
.,s m hoar, gngs 8pn2S .a" raor nSs Of war have
any erioas 'saiaca 'cs u ~ % Ss in'e M a, lung 10 @
North OF Ireland to any audience Of
All IN Toronto and KIN having denied
am ufome that ny laS We lre p,re9ty rce to peak IN
guilt OF 1 wui be On tho shoulders Of London Times
M%o W. na "s 70 esreter IFS comments on our
Canadian sit are oI tho same character as is %
u seems nm orluna!e also tha Lr Ln' a. .nls par
where MS Ga" 'saesy a To %
sSy sS ta. eon, M a Of e population viii ay ia the iacS
Of tho nainy sSprr. od feeling canada favor Of fair
hearing Tor both sides
ON leaving Dublin Mr.. OBrien says. he was blessed
ami his mission approved By Archbishop walsh. Wnen
Kyan president OF sL Pricks College. handed him tho
following letter which Mr. oBren, by special canIe
dispatch to-day from Archbishop Croko, received per-
mission TO publish:
THE PALACE THURLRs saturday Night April 80
MY DEAR %ILLM o,nnot tel you o now n sap
Wo.e IL %usr b" So eau imagine easily. how many Thing,
VIII have to attend To aud set In orer oe'ore 'nE on
mail 10 ococs had m.do up my %,nd
rs: on your Tfs have amt
sar% that se ram %" IS here about $40
% e % II %., az the sr sss YOU aS snake hs
and wsh You spoe nut III pray TOR you n s "S yo9r Sr
patriotic and bring you back to us soon
I'm good he lth aud triumph ,,. 40.
,,rc sro ~ nv iear "A Illiam Your very faithful rend
i"' "''' ny NV" ~ TT. w CHOKE,
WILLIAM O'RRKy ,so Archbishop OF CIsheL
Tomorrow dr OIren will deliver short address Do
fore tie local branch OF the National League. ana start
Mon for Toronto aud speak there tuesday. III n9
will start tho following FOR Ottawa where lie wiz
speak Thursday. aud according to present arrange
nents, In Kingston on Satur aY. .,
La Justice the organ OF the National party strongly
Mir OBrrns visit at bur since the orange
men have begun threatening him it has defended DIS
right 10 sneak against Lord Lansdowne. IL had lead
ing article the subject today.
OBRIEN DENOUNCED IN TORONTO.